This author wrote about Otto Hogan, a restaurateur who refuses to take bribes, in the play Beef, No Chicken. He wrote about his "schizophrenic boyhood" in the autobiographical essay "What the Twilight Says." That essay was published as a preface to a play in which Makak beheads the white goddess before being released from prison, Dream on Monkey Mountain. He also wrote a poem which concludes, "How can I turn from Africa and live?" His most famous work features the characters Dennis and Maud Plunkett and sees Ma Kilman heal the wound on the leg of the fisherman Philoctete. For 10 points, name this author of an epic poem in which Achille and Hector vie for the love of Helen, Omeros.
This author wrote about Otto Hogan, a restaurateur who refuses to take bribes, in the play Beef, No Chicken. He wrote about his "schizophrenic boyhood" in the autobiographical essay "What the Twilight Says." That essay was published as a preface to a play in which Makak beheads the white goddess before being released from prison, Dream on Monkey Mountain. He also wrote a poem which concludes, "How can I turn from Africa and live?" His most famous work features the characters Dennis and Maud Plunkett and sees Ma Kilman heal the wound on the leg of the fisherman Philoctete. For 10 points, name this author of an epic poem in which Achille and Hector vie for the love of Helen, Omeros.
This author wrote about Otto Hogan, a restaurateur who refuses to take bribes, in the play Beef, No Chicken.
Derek {Walcott}